House For Sale £800,000
A modern four bedroom family home, constructed with all the character of a 17th century residence, located in the heart of the sought after village of Wilson.<br/></br>
<b>Situation</b>
Teaslewood is situated in the heart of the sought-after village of Wilson, a particularly attractive semi-rural hamlet settlement with exceptional commuter links to Derby, Nottingham, Leicester and Birmingham. East Midlands airport is just under 4 miles to the east, and there is a highly regarded public house and a health spa in the village.
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Just two miles to the north is the revered and well-serviced historic market town of Melbourne, where there is a full and exhaustive array of amenities mixed with boutique shops and eateries all centred around a beautiful square. There is excellent state and private schooling available within close proximity. Repton, Twycross House, Loughborough Endowed School and Trent College are all easily accessible.
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The area offers a wide range of sporting facilities including sailing clubs at Foremark Reservoir and Staunton Harold Reservoir, and motor racing at Donington Park. There is also easy access to footpaths and National Trails, the Cloud Trail for bike rides is also accessed from within the village.
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<b>Description</b>
Teaslewood is a deceptively modern family home having been built in 1988 but boasting a wealth of character and charm with the use of reclaimed materials throughout. Approached via a double cobbled stone driveway, the property is constructed with heritage bricks, slate and oak beams and has the feel of a 17th century residence. Teaslewood is an extremely attractive red brick home with stone quoins, an oak framed porch with hand carved beams and cherub and oak framed leaded windows, all sitting within a plot of approximately 0.18 of an acre.
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The accommodation extends to approximately 2,865 sq ft and is extremely well presented throughout, set over three floors and having an excellent range of reception areas to include a delightful country kitchen, living room, garden room and formal dining room.
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<b>Accommodation</br>
From the ornate porch a solid wooden door leads through into the grand reception hallway featuring Burmese teak flooring and solid oak staircase rising to the first floor. An oak panelled wall conceals a secret doorway leading to a discrete area of the property and leaded windows offer views out to the garden.
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Accessed off the hall is a stylish breakfast kitchen which was fitted in 2020 and has all the charm of a country kitchen with oak beams and shaker style cabinets beneath oak worktops. There is ample storage to the island, which also provides occasional seating, and bespoke cabinetry and shelving to the rear of the kitchen. There are fully integrated appliances to include a dishwasher and fridge freezer, plus the benefit of an electric Richmond Range cooker and an oil-fired Alpha range cooker, which also provides the central heating to the property. A stable door gives access to the side elevation.
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The teak flooring continues from the hall and steps down into a formal sitting room featuring inglenook fireplace with multi fuel stove, reclaimed brick surround and flagstone hearth. There is a handmade bookcase and display with cupboard providing useful storage, and large French doors opening into an oak framed garden room with double doors providing access to the terrace.
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Through the oak panelled secret doorway, an inner hall gives access to a guest WC and storage areas, an integral garage door, and a utility room with a range of wall and base units, sink and space for freestanding appliances. At the end of the inner hall is a reception room, currently utilised as a formal dining room, but offering a multitude of uses and featuring an inglenook fireplace with multi fuel stove, brick surround and oak lintel. There are oak ceiling beams and wooden flooring, and just outside the dining room is a door leading out to the terrace.
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From the reception hallway, oak stairs rise to the first floor and to a broad landing with exposed roof trusses and built-in storage cupboard. There is a good-sized bedroom with built in wardrobes, a very well-appointed four-piece family bathroom, and a master bedroom with open en-suite housing a wash hand basin and shower. There is a further first floor bedroom with en suite WC which is currently utilised as a home office and stairs rising to a second floor landing area with built in storage and a further bedroom.
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<b>Outside</b>
Teaslewood benefits from a double width cobbled driveway providing parking and edged by a flagstone path leading to the front door, generous garage and both sides of the property where a stone garden store with light and power and a log store are located.
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A fantastic feature of this property is the delightful gardens which are beautifully presented, mostly laid to lawn and feature a wide York stone paved patio. There is a picturesque sunken lily pond with water feature, whilst the lawns are edged by well stocked borders and mature trees, which provide good levels of privacy, and back onto countryside.
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<b>Fixtures and Fittings</b>
All fixtures, fittings and furniture such as carpets, curtains, blinds and light fittings are included in the sale. Other items may be available by separate negotiation.
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<b>Services</br>
Mains water, electricity and drainage are connected. Heating is via oil fired central heating.
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The estimated fastest download speed currently achievable for the property postcode area is around 1000 Mbps (data taken from on 12/08/2022). Actual service availability at the property or speeds received may be different. None of the services, appliances, heating installations, broadband, plumbing or electrical systems have been tested by the selling agents.
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<b>Tenure</b>
The property is to be sold freehold with vacant possession.
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<b>Situation</b>
Teaslewood is situated in the heart of the sought-after village of Wilson, a particularly attractive semi-rural hamlet settlement with exceptional commuter links to Derby, Nottingham, Leicester and Birmingham. East Midlands airport is just under 4 miles to the east, and there is a highly regarded public house and a health spa in the village.
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Just two miles to the north is the revered and well-serviced historic market town of Melbourne, where there is a full and exhaustive array of amenities mixed with boutique shops and eateries all centred around a beautiful square. There is excellent state and private schooling available within close proximity. Repton, Twycross House, Loughborough Endowed School and Trent College are all easily accessible.
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The area offers a wide range of sporting facilities including sailing clubs at Foremark Reservoir and Staunton Harold Reservoir, and motor racing at Donington Park. There is also easy access to footpaths and National Trails, the Cloud Trail for bike rides is also accessed from within the village.
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<b>Description</b>
Teaslewood is a deceptively modern family home having been built in 1988 but boasting a wealth of character and charm with the use of reclaimed materials throughout. Approached via a double cobbled stone driveway, the property is constructed with heritage bricks, slate and oak beams and has the feel of a 17th century residence. Teaslewood is an extremely attractive red brick home with stone quoins, an oak framed porch with hand carved beams and cherub and oak framed leaded windows, all sitting within a plot of approximately 0.18 of an acre.
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The accommodation extends to approximately 2,865 sq ft and is extremely well presented throughout, set over three floors and having an excellent range of reception areas to include a delightful country kitchen, living room, garden room and formal dining room.
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<b>Accommodation</br>
From the ornate porch a solid wooden door leads through into the grand reception hallway featuring Burmese teak flooring and solid oak staircase rising to the first floor. An oak panelled wall conceals a secret doorway leading to a discrete area of the property and leaded windows offer views out to the garden.
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Accessed off the hall is a stylish breakfast kitchen which was fitted in 2020 and has all the charm of a country kitchen with oak beams and shaker style cabinets beneath oak worktops. There is ample storage to the island, which also provides occasional seating, and bespoke cabinetry and shelving to the rear of the kitchen. There are fully integrated appliances to include a dishwasher and fridge freezer, plus the benefit of an electric Richmond Range cooker and an oil-fired Alpha range cooker, which also provides the central heating to the property. A stable door gives access to the side elevation.
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The teak flooring continues from the hall and steps down into a formal sitting room featuring inglenook fireplace with multi fuel stove, reclaimed brick surround and flagstone hearth. There is a handmade bookcase and display with cupboard providing useful storage, and large French doors opening into an oak framed garden room with double doors providing access to the terrace.
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Through the oak panelled secret doorway, an inner hall gives access to a guest WC and storage areas, an integral garage door, and a utility room with a range of wall and base units, sink and space for freestanding appliances. At the end of the inner hall is a reception room, currently utilised as a formal dining room, but offering a multitude of uses and featuring an inglenook fireplace with multi fuel stove, brick surround and oak lintel. There are oak ceiling beams and wooden flooring, and just outside the dining room is a door leading out to the terrace.
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From the reception hallway, oak stairs rise to the first floor and to a broad landing with exposed roof trusses and built-in storage cupboard. There is a good-sized bedroom with built in wardrobes, a very well-appointed four-piece family bathroom, and a master bedroom with open en-suite housing a wash hand basin and shower. There is a further first floor bedroom with en suite WC which is currently utilised as a home office and stairs rising to a second floor landing area with built in storage and a further bedroom.
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<b>Outside</b>
Teaslewood benefits from a double width cobbled driveway providing parking and edged by a flagstone path leading to the front door, generous garage and both sides of the property where a stone garden store with light and power and a log store are located.
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A fantastic feature of this property is the delightful gardens which are beautifully presented, mostly laid to lawn and feature a wide York stone paved patio. There is a picturesque sunken lily pond with water feature, whilst the lawns are edged by well stocked borders and mature trees, which provide good levels of privacy, and back onto countryside.
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<b>Fixtures and Fittings</b>
All fixtures, fittings and furniture such as carpets, curtains, blinds and light fittings are included in the sale. Other items may be available by separate negotiation.
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<b>Services</br>
Mains water, electricity and drainage are connected. Heating is via oil fired central heating.
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The estimated fastest download speed currently achievable for the property postcode area is around 1000 Mbps (data taken from on 12/08/2022). Actual service availability at the property or speeds received may be different. None of the services, appliances, heating installations, broadband, plumbing or electrical systems have been tested by the selling agents.
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<b>Tenure</b>
The property is to be sold freehold with vacant possession.
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